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Dr. Abdi Adow – Intern, Mbagathi Level 5: What has changed since 2017? Why is there now a sudden disregard for the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) signed that year? Healthcare workers, particularly interns, risk their lives every day. It is time to honor the CBA and ensure fair compensation... show more

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Emmylee1 年前

Unfortunately our government is bent on being retrogressive. Reminds me of the analogy of people in a relay race where one gets a baton and runs in the opposite direction. We are in the 21st century but we are being taken back to the 20th century. #PayMedicalInterns

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SQoris1 年前

Are medical interns kmpdu members? If that's the case, maybe teachers in teacher training colleges and universities should be members of knut and kuppet. Or how does law apply in this godforsaken place?

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rogue 254orondo1 年前

@DeboraBarasa Mwongo and @WilliamsRuto 527 this is the time to implement CBA2017 in totality #JusticeForMedics #PayMedicalInterns

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Dr. Arnold Satia – Medical Officer Intern, Thika level 5: A 70% pay cut for a specific group of public servants is both unfair and illogical. While the government has money for other projects, it neglects those who dedicate their lives to caring for the nation. It's time to reallocate resources and prioritize healthcare workers #CitizenDayBreak Olive Burrows

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562,057 次观看 • 9 个月前

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